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Canadian Institute of Ukrainian
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Volume 10

November 1986

Number 2

NEW PUBLICATIONS 1

NEWS CIUS Advisory Council Appointed 3

Bequests Received 3

Ukrainian Studies at CAS Conference 1986 4

Multiculturalism at Community College 5

Ukrainian History at the University of Alberta 6

Ukrainian Community Development Committee Releases
Report 7

Journal of Ukrainian Studies Transferred to Edmonton 7

Lupul on Study Leave 8

Saunders Awarded Antonovych Prize 8

Archives Acquired 8

Dictionaries Microfilmed 9

Misylo Awarded Cenko Prize 9

Encyclopedia of Ukraine Project 9

Savaryn Retires as Chancellor 12

CIUS Summer Projects 12

New at the ULRC 1 2

Scholarships and Fellowships Awarded 1986-7 13

1987 Neporany Postdoctoral Fellow 14

CIUS Seminars: 1986-7 14

Graduate Degrees Awarded at University of Alberta 15

Centennial History Project Receives Grant 15

Graduate Students at University of Alberta 15

PEOPLE John-Paul Himka 15

Andrij Hornjatkevyc 19

Khrystyna Kohut 19

Bohdan Krawchenko 19

Sofia Lazar 19

David R. Marples 20

Orest Martynowych and David Lupul 20

Valentyn Moroz 21

Myroslav Yurkevich 2 1

BIBLIOGRAPHY

NEWSLETTER

Periodical publication of the

Canadian Institute of
Ukrainian Studies
352 Athabasca Hall
University of Alberta
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
T6G 2E8

Publishing Committee:

David Marples (editor)
Andrij Hornjatkevyc (translator)
Khrystia Kohut
Sofia Lazar
Peter Matilainen

Reprints permitted with
acknowledgement
ISSN 0702 - 8474

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A catalogue of CIUS
publications may be
obtained from:

CANADIAN

INSTITUTE

UKRAINIAN

STUDIES

352 Athabasca Hall
University of Alberta
Edmonton, Alberta
Canada
T6G 2E8

Tel. (403) 432-2972

Available from the Canadian Institute
of Ukrainian Studies

The Cultural Renaissance in
Ukraine: Polemical Pam-
phlets, 1925-1926

By Mykola Khvylovy
Translated, edited and introduced by
Myroslav Shkandrij.

Political writings of the major figure in
the Literary Discussion that took place in
Soviet Ukraine in the 1920s.

xi, 266pp., cloth $19.95
ISBN 920862-42-X.

The Ukrainian Impact on
Russian Culture 1750-1850

By David Saunders

Based on original research in the ar-
chives of Moscow and Leningrad, this
study sheds new light on the role played
in Russian cultural development by
those Ukrainians who chose to identify
themselves with the Russian Empire.

x, 415pp., cloth $19.95, paper $14.95.
ISBN 920862-32-2 (cloth), 920862-34-9
(paper).

The Ukrainian National
Movement in Galicia:
1815-1849

By Jan Kozik

Edited and with an Introduction by
Lawrence D. Orton.

Analyzes the Ukrainian national revival
in Galicia in the early nineteenth cen-
tury, and the revolution of 1848 in
eastern Galicia.

xx, 498pp., cloth $29.95, paper $19.95.
ISBN 920862-40-3 (cloth), 920862-28-4
(paper).

The above books may be ordered from
the University of Toronto Press, Distribu-
tion Department, 5201 Dufferin Street,
Downsview, Ontario M3H 5T8.

New Publications

Chernobyl and Nuclear Power in the USSR

In late 1986, CIUS published
Chernobyl and Nuclear Power in the USSR
by David R. Marples. Written in the wake of
the 26 April disaster at the Chernobyl
nuclear power plant in Ukraine, the book
places the accident within the context of
Soviet development of the industry. It
argues that although several specific causes
of the accident have been elucidated by the
Soviet authorities, acute problems
concerned with both labour and quality
control have been evident at Ukraine’s
nuclear facilities for at least a decade.
Moreover, these difficulties have been
heightened as a consequence of the crash
programme for Soviet development in the
1980s and Ukraine’s additional inclusion in a
concerted expansion of the industry in
Eastern Europe.

Divided into seven chapters, the
volume includes a Chernobyl Diary, which
covers Soviet reporting during the first two
weeks after the accident; Soviet energy
policy; East European nuclear development;
Soviet nuclear power development in the
1980s, including an in-depth analysis of
work at each of the Ukrainian plants; safety
and construction questions; a detailed
account of the Chernobyl disaster; and the
aftermath of the accident, including the
clean-up operation, and political and
economic consequences. The author
believes that despite the frankness exhibited

by the representatives of the Soviet State
Committee on the Utilization of Atomic
Energy at the meeting of the International
Atomic Energy Agency in Vienna, no
fundamental changes to or slowdown of the
Soviet nuclear programme are anticipated.
The volume contains appendices and an
index. The book is being published jointly
with the Macmillan Press, London and St.
Martin’s Press, New York. The CIUS edition,
which runs to 256 pages, is available in
Canada only for $19.95 (clothbound) and
$14.95 (paperbound), ISBN 920862-48-9
and 920862-50-0, respectively.

Famine in Ukraine 7932-7933

In November 1986, selected papers
from the 1983 Montreal conference on the
Ukrainian Famine were issued under the title
Famine in Ukraine 7932-7933. Along with
Dr. Robert Conquest’s book Harvest of
Sorrow (Edmonton: University of Alberta
Press, 1986), this volume is one of the few
monograph-level studies available on the
Ukrainian Famine. It consists of the
following essays:

James E. Mace, “The Man-Made Famine of
1933 in Soviet Ukraine”;

Bohdan Krawchenko, “The Man-Made
Famine of 1932-33 and Collectivization in
Soviet Ukraine”;

M. Maksudov, “Ukraine’s Demographic
Losses 1927-1938”;

James E. Mace, “The Famine of 1933: A
Survey of the Sources”;

Marco Carynnyk, “Making the News Fit to
Print: Walter Duranty, the New York Times
and the Ukrainian Famine of 1933”;

Andre Liebich, “Russian Mensheviks and the
Famine of 1933”;

Marco Carynnyk, “Blind Eye to Murder:
Britain, the United States and the Ukrainian
Famine of 1933”;

Wsewolod W. Isajiw, “The Impact of the
Man-Made Famine on the Structure of
Ukrainian Society”;

Roman Serbyn, “The Famine of
1921-1923: A Model for 1932-1933?”;
Frank Chalk and Kurt Jonassohn,
“Conceptualizations of Genocide and
Ethnocide.”

Edited by Roman Serbyn and Bohdan
Krawchenko, the book contains 192 pages,
and is available in a clothbound edition for
$ 1 9.95, ISBN 920862-43-8.

Pol iti cal Thought of the Ukrainian
Underground

Also in 1986, CIUS published Political
Thought of the Ukrainian Underground
1943-1951, edited by Peter J. Potichnyj and
Yevhen Shtendera. The struggle of the
Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA) against the
Nazi and Soviet occupations of Ukraine,
which lasted for almost a decade, was
comparable in scale to the largest European
resistance movements. Because it failed to
establish an independent state, however, the
Ukrainian resistance remains little known in
the West. In the USSR, on the other hand,
its continuing importance is shown by the
authorities’ incessant propaganda campaign
against Ukrainian nationalism and by the
numerous executions of UPA veterans,
which have continued into the 1980s.

For the first time in English, this
406-page volume brings together a rich
collection of analytical essays and
programmatic statements written by those
involved directly in the struggle. The essays
provide a thorough discussion of the
problems facing the Ukrainian insurgents:
imperialist plans and occupation policies,
ideological questions, and the formulation
of strategy and tactics. Seven programmatic

statements complete the collection. The
volume contains a historical introduction and
is fully annotated. It is available in a
clothbound edition for $24.95, ISBN
920862-45-4.

Social Change and National Consciousness
in 20th Century Ukraine

CIUS has published a paperback edition
of Bohdan Krawchenko’s book Social
Change and National Consciousness in 20th
Century Ukraine. Published in hard copy by
the Macmillan Press, London and St. Martin’s
Press, New York in 1985, the 333-page
book is the first social history of twentieth
century Ukraine. It examines the effects of
social and political change on the national
consciousness of Ukrainian workers,
peasants, the intelligentsia and political elite.
The CIUS edition will be available in Canada
only for $19.95, ISBN 0-920862-46-2.

Ukraine during World War / /

CIUS has reprinted Ukraine during
World War II: History and Its Aftermath ,
edited by Yury Boshyk. The volume
discusses topics such as the Soviet and Nazi
occupations of Ukraine; Jewish-Ukrainian
relations during the period; and Ukrainian
participation in the German armed forces
and civil administration. The first printing of
2,750 copies sold out within a few months.
The book is available for $ 19.95 (cloth) and
$9.95 (paper). ISBN 920862-37-3 (cloth),
920862-36-5 (paper).

Modern Ukrainian

CIUS has issued a second edition of
Assya Humesky’s Modern Ukrainian one
of the most comprehensive Ukrainian

grammars available. The book is divided into
twenty lessons that make it a most useful
textbook for schools and colleges. It is 438
pages in length and available in paperback
for $8.00.

All the above books may be ordered from:

University of Toronto Press Distribution

Department

5201 Dufferin Street

Downsview, Ontario

M3H 5T8

New Research Report

CIUS recently published a new
research report. The fourteenth in the
series was Ukrainski kompozytory
(Ukrainian composers) by Mariia Dytyniak, a
160-page biographical guide to Ukrainian
composers, past and present, in both
Ukraine and in the emigration. It is available
for $ 1 1.00, from the Canadian Institute of
Ukrainian Studies, University of Alberta,
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada T6G 2E8.

News

CIUS ADVISORY COUNCIL APPOINTED

Dr. Baha Abu-Laban, Associate
Vice-President (Research), University of
Alberta has appointed the following to a
two-year term on the CIUS Advisory
Council: Dr. J.P. Himka (History, chairman).
Dr. 0. Ilnytzkyj (Slavic and East European
Studies), Dr. M.R. Lupul (Educational
Foundations), Mr. Alan Rutkowski (University
of Alberta Library), Mr. John Sokolowski
(Alberta Education) and Dr. D.H. Struk (Slavic

Languages and Literatures, University of
Toronto and Managing Editor, Encyclopedia
of Ukraine). Under the new terms, the
Council is “to advise on policies and
programmes” for CIUS and can “appoint
task forces, as needed to assist the
Director on specific problems and
projects.” The Director, Dr. Bohdan
Krawchenko, and the Vice-President
(Research) or designee are ex-officio
members of the Council.

BEQUESTS RECEIVED

Recently CIUS was the grateful
recipient of two bequests: $30,000 from
the estate of the late Mr. George Deba of
Vancouver, B.C.; and $2,000 from the
estate of the late Mrs. Katherine Ursula
Miskew. Both bequests will be used to
establish an endowment fund to promote
Ukrainian studies research and publications.

George Deba, who died in Vancouver
on 2 January 1986, was born in the village
of Havrylivka in Bukovyna on 1 April 1914.
He served in the Romanian army during the
war. He came to Canada in 1948 and
established a construction firm in
Vancouver. Mr. Deba became widely known
last year, when he funded a monument in
Jerusalem dedicated to the memory of
Ukrainian and Jewish victims of the Soviet
and Nazi regimes.

Mr. Deba was a benefactor of many
Ukrainian causes, and substantial bequests
from his estate were given to a number of
Ukrainian institutions.

The bequests have been submitted to
the University of Alberta Fund Development
Office, which has applied for matching fund
from the Government of Alberta “Advanced
Education Endowment and Incentive Fund.”
This fund matches cash endowments on a

two to one ratio. Consequently, the above
bequests will result in a $96,000
endowment fund to be administered by
CIUS.

UKRAINIAN STUDIES AT CAS
CONFERENCE 1986

The annual conference of the Canadian
Association of Slavists (CAS) took place
from 7 to 9 June 1986 at the University of
Manitoba, Winnipeg. During the conference
the following papers were delivered on
Ukrainian topics:

Modern Ukrainian Literature
“Reason and Irrational in Vynnychenko’s
Notebooks of a Snub-Nosed
Mephistophe/es ,” R. Bahrij-Pikulyk (York)
“The Beginnings of Expressionism in
Ukrainian Literature,” H. Muchin (Alberta)
“Galician Elements in the Works of Bruno
Schulz,” B. Budurowycz (Toronto)

“Ivan Franko and ‘Moloda Muza’,” M.
Horban-Carynnyk (Toronto)

Political Theory in Ukraine

“The Nationalist Theory of the State,” M.

Yurkevych (Alberta)

“The Economic Programmes of Ukrainian
National Communism During the 1920s,”
Bohdan Somchynsky (Glasgow)

“The Origins of the Autonomist Tradition of
Ukrainian Political Thought,” S. Velychenko
(York)

“Theoretical Constructs in the Development
of Soviet Nationality Policy: The Role of
Ukraine,” Roman Solchanyk (Munich)

Women Workers and School ing in Western
Canada: The Ukrainian Experience
“Interviews with Ukrainian Students and
Teachers, 1904-1940,” Neil McDonald
(Manitoba)

“The Education of Ukrainian Children
Viewed from the Perspective of

Immigrants,” Stella Hryniuk (Manitoba)

Slavic Li ngui sties

“Ukrainian Accentuation Patterns,” A.
Hornjatkevyc (Alberta)

Mennonites and Ukrainians: in Honour of
the 200th Anniversary of Mennonite
Settlement in Ukraine
“Russian Attitudes Toward Mennonite
Colonists, 1789-1850,” K.A. Papmehl
(Western Ontario)

“Mennonites in Ukraine, 1789-1943,” G.K.
Epp (Winnipeg)

The Ukrainian Heritage

“The Depiction of Ukrainians in Canadian

Protestant Publications, 1900-1925,”

Vivian Olender (Centre for Ukrainian
Canadian Studies)

“Religious Printing in the Kievan
Metropolitanate during the XVIIIth Century,”
Roman Yereniuk (St. Andrew’s College)
“Archbishop Adelard Langevin and the
Ukrainians, 1897-1913,” Walter Senchuk
(Centre for Ukrainian Canadian Studies)
“Peter Mohyla and the Zaporozhian
Cossacks,” Alexander Baran (Manitoba)

“The Ukrainian Immigrant in Canada as
Depicted in Ivakh’s Hoios Zemii and Kiriak’s
Syny zemii ,” Alexandra Pawlowsky (Centre
for Ukrainian Canadian Studies)

“The Anti-Vynnychenko Literary Critics,
1903-1933,” Peter Zalucky (Centre for
Ukrainian Canadian Studies)

Ukrainians in Canada Before World War i
“Stereotyping by the Crown: Official
Perceptions of Ukrainian Immigrants in the
Formative Years of Ukrainian Settlement in
Western Canada, 1892-1900,” John C.

Lehr (Winnipeg)

“The Ukrainian Socialist Movement in Canada
to 1918,” Orest Martynowych (Alberta)
“Unfriendly Competitors: Jews, Ukrainians
and Municipal Politics in Winnipeg’s Ward 5,

191 1-1914,” Henry Trachtenberg (Historic
Resources, Manitoba)

Ukrainian Literature
“The Poems and Love Letters of Hetman
Ivan Mazepa,” Y. Slavutych (Alberta)
“Ukrainian Translations of Paul Valery’s
Poems,” 0. Zujewsky (Alberta)

“The Theme of the ‘Native Land’ in the New
York Group of Poets,” J. Wasyluk
(Manitoba)

Ukrainian Shakespeare Society
“30th Anniversary of the Ukrainian
Shakespeare Society: Recollections,”

J.B. Rudnyckyj (Montreal)

“ Henry IV in Ukrainian Translation by
T. Os’machka,” W.T. Zyla (Texas Tech.)
“Shakespearian Sonnets in Ukrainian
Literature,” Dan B. Chopyk (Utah)

Slavic Library Resources in the Winnipeg
Area

“St. Andrew’s College,” Raisa Moroz (St.
Andrew’s)

“Ukrainian Cultural and Education Centre
(Oseredok),” Tamara Chomenko (Oseredok)
“UVAN Library and Archives,” Lev Negrych
(Manitoba)

“Ivan Franko Library,” Anton Bilecky (AUUC)

Slavic Art and Architecture in Canada
“William Kurelek as Multicultural Artist,”

A. Arnold

“Onion Domes, Belltowers and Cupolas: A
Study of the Evolution of Traditional
Styles,” B. Rotoff (Manitoba)

Bibliographical Reviews and Projects
“Ukrainian Encyclopedias: Critical Review,”
Wasyl Veryha (Toronto)

“Literature in Translation,” Oksana Piaseckyj
(Ottawa)

“Ukrainian Canadian Literature and Folklore:
A Project,” J. Muchin (Manitoba)

NEW MULTICULTURALISM PROJECT AT
GRANT MACEWAN COMMUNITY
COLLEGE

An innovative venture in the field of
multiculturalism, headed by Dr. Roman
Petryshyn, has been initiated at Grant
MacEwan Community College (GMCC),
Edmonton, Alberta. This year-long project
to develop multicultural policy and
programming, the first of its kind in Canada,
began in June 1986. Petryshyn, as Grant
MacEwan Community College’s Multicultural
Advisor, has a longstanding interest in
multicultural development at the community
level. Formerly a CIUS research associate,
he then became Director of the Northern
Branch in the Cultural Heritage Division,
Alberta Culture, where he administered
grant, education information and community
consulting programme.

Petryshyn will be organizing the first
province-wide Summer School for Ethnic
Dance to provide an opportunity for
dancers, managers and support personnel
to receive college-level instruction. He will
also survey heritage art instructors
throughout Alberta and market selected
GMCC credit and non-credit courses to
ethnocultural organizations. Currently there
are about 750 ethnocultural organizations in
Edmonton alone, many of which are
involved in the arts.

In September 1986, a GMCC Policy
Task Force on Multiculturalism was
established including deans and
representatives from the College’s
Divisions — Performing, Visual and
Communication Arts, Academic, Business,
Community and Health Services — and
government and community representatives.
It is to examine the College’s past and
potential involvement in multiculturalism,
identifying personnel, resources and
facilities suitable for this type of

programming, and consult with community
groups on their post-secondary needs. Dr.
Petryshyn has been joined by Lida
Somchynsky, also a former CIUS staff
member. The GMCC office issues a
newsletter — GMCC Multicultural
News — every two months to inform
readers of further developments. Further
information may be obtained from:

Grant MacEwan Community College

Jasper Place Campus

Box 1796

Edmonton, Alberta

T5J 2P2

Tel: (403) 483-4424 or 483-4474

EVENING COURSES IN UKRAINIAN
HISTORY AT THE UNIVERSITY OF
ALBERTA

On Tuesday evenings during the
academic year, from 6 to 9 pm, courses in
Ukrainian history are offered at the
University of Alberta. The courses are
taught by Dr. John-Paul Himka in the Tory
Building (either room 2-44 or 2-58). Five
courses succeed one another each term in
the following order: Ancient and Medieval
Ukraine (to c. 1350); Ukraine in Early
Modern Times (c. 1350-1800);
Nineteenth-Century Ukraine (c. 1800-1920);
Twentieth-Century Ukraine (c.

1920-present); and Topics in Ukrainian
History (a seminar on a special theme
designated in advance; this term, for
example, the theme is church history).

In the winter semester of 1987
(January-April), the course on Ancient and
Medieval Ukraine will be offered. This series
of lectures and slide presentations will deal
with Ukraine in ancient times, the origins of
the Kievan Rus’ state, its flourishing and
decline, the Mongol invasion and the division
of Ukrainian lands among foreign powers.

primarily Poland and Lithuania. Special
emphases include culture and everyday life
in the Ukrainian middle ages as well as the
conversion of Ukrainians to Christianity by
Grand Prince Volodymyr in 988. The
lectures run from 13 January to 31 March.
The course. History 333, is to be located in
Tory 2-58.

Ukrainian history courses are being
offered in the evening to allow interested
members of the public the opportunity to
attend (on the same principle, general East
European courses are offered on Thursday
evenings). To audit the course, i.e., to
attend the lectures without taking the
examinations, writing a paper or receiving
university credit, one must pick up an
“auditor’s form” from the receptionist on
the main floor of the Administration Building
between 5 and 16 January (it is advisable to
pick up the form as close to 5 January as
possible). The fee for a one-semester
course (a so-called half-course) is $52.
Questions about registration procedures can
be directed to the university’s Office of the
Registrar (432-31 13). Inquiries about the
course should be directed to Dr. Himka
(432-3543); messages may be left with the
history department (432-3270).

Schedule of
13 January
20 January
27 January
3 February
24 February
3 March:
10 March:

17 March:

24 March:
31 March:

Lectures, January-March 7 987
Ukraine in Ancient Times
The Origins of Rus’

The Conversion to Christianity
: The Age of laroslav the Wise
: The Decline of Kievan Rus’
The Mongol Invasion
The Kingdom of
Galicia-Volhynia
The Division of the Kievan
Legacy

The High Culture of Rus’

Daily Life in Rus’

UKRAINIAN COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
COMMITTEE RELEASES REPORT

Building the Future: Ukrainian
Canadians in the 2 1st Century — A
Blueprint for Action is the title of a report
recently released by the Ukrainian
Community Development Committee (UCDC).
UCDC was created by the Ukrainian Canadian
Committee (National Headquarters,

Winnipeg) in March 1982, to address the
future development of the Ukrainian
community in Canada. The focus of UCDC
was deliberately confined to the three
Prairie provinces, where Ukrainian Canadians
are most numerous. The report presents an
in-depth analysis of the history of Ukrainian
settlement in the Prairies, and current
problems facing the community, and pays
particular attention to the arts,
communication and education. It also draws
a blueprint for action in each of the areas
addressed. The document is the result of an
in-depth study of the Ukrainian community
undertaken by UCDC, which involved
conferences, analyses of census data and
of a questionnaire administered in 1983-4
to Ukrainian community organizations in the
Prairies. Published in English, Ukrainian and
French, copies of the report can be
obtained from the following:

Provincial Council, Ukrainian Canadian

Committee

1 355 Main Street

Winnipeg, Manitoba

R2W 3T7

P.0. Box 141
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
S7K 3K4

#202, 10852-97 Street
Edmonton, Alberta
T5H 2M5

JOURNAL OF UKRAINIAN STUDIES
TRANSFERRED TO EDMONTON

In the summer of 1986, the editorial
office of the Journal of Ukrainian Studies
was transferred from the University of
Toronto to CIUS. Roman Senkus, who has
edited the journal since its inception in
1976, will now work full-time as chief
manuscript editor of the Encyclopedia of
Ukraine. The new editor of JUS is CIUS
research associate Myroslav Yurkevich.

Issue 19 of the journal was published
in September. It contains the following
articles:

Bohdan S. Kordan, with the assistance
of Rita F. Chow, “Ukrainians and the
1981 Canada Census Ethnic-Origin
Question”;

Robert B. Klymasz, “Male and Female
Principles as Structure in the Ritual
Foodways of Ukrainians in Canada”;
laroslav Hordynsky, “Zhinoche pytannia
v povisti Radianskoi Ukrainy” (Part 1);
Valeriian Pidmohylny, “Vania,”
translated by Maxim Tarnawsky;

Marta Tarnawsky, “Ukrainian Literature
in English Published since 1980” (Part
1);

Stephen Velychenko, “The Official
Soviet View of Ukrainian
Historiography.”

The annual subscription rate has been
increased to $ 10.00 for individuals and
$ 15.00 for libraries and institutions.
Cheques and money orders should be sent
to: Journal of Ukrainian Studies, Canadian
Institute of Ukrainian Studies, 352
Athabasca Hall, University of Alberta,
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada T6G 2E8.
Subscriptions outside Canada are payable in
U.S. funds.

LUPUL ON STUDY LEAVE SAUNDERS AWARDED ANTONOVYCH

PRIZE

Dr. Manoly Lupul, CIUS director from 1976
to 1986, is currently on a year’s study
leave. In September 1987 he will return to
the Department of Educational Foundations
University of Alberta, where he is a
specialist on the development of education
in Canada, with special reference to
multiculturalism and the education of
minorities in western Canada. He has been
appointed a member of the CIUS Advisory
Council.

In May 1986, the fourth Antonovych
prize in Ukrainian studies was awarded to
Dr. David Saunders, Department of History,
University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne,

England, for his book. The Ukrainian
impact on Russian Culture, 1750-1 850 ,
published by CIUS in 1985. The prize, which
consists of a citation and the sum of
$5,000, is awarded annually by the Omeljan
and Tatiana Antonovych Foundation
(Washington, D.C.) to the author of an
outstanding work in any language on a topic
in Ukrainian studies (history, history of
literature, linguistics, art history or literary
criticism). Members of the 1986 Awards
Committee were Bohdan Rubchak (University
of Illinois at Chicago), Roman Szporluk
(University of Michigan), Jaroslaw Pelenski
(University of Iowa) and John Fizer (Rutgers
University).

ARCHIVES ACQUIRED

Earlier this year, CIUS acquired two
archives which have now been deposited
with the University of Alberta. The first,
donated by Mr. Bohdan Hoshowsky of
Toronto, is the archive of luliian Vassyian
(1894-1953), a prominent writer on
philosophical subjects and ideologue of the
Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists.
Included are manuscripts of Vassyian’s
articles (some of which have never been
published), research notes, photographs and
correspondence. The second is the archive
of the outstanding Sovietologist Borys
Lewytzkyj (1915-84), which includes
offprints of his newspaper and journal
articles, as well as rare political journals of
the 1940s and 1950s.

Scholars wishing to use this material
may obtain further information from Mr.

James Parker, University Archivist,
University of Alberta Archives, 1-05C
Rutherford Library South, University of
Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta T6G 2E8.

DICTIONARIES MICROFILMED

In October 1985, the CIUS
Newsletter informed readers of the
University of Alberta’s acquisition of a
microfilm collection of rare Ukrainian
terminological dictionaries from Mr.
Mykhailo Pezhansky of Long Island City,
New York. Thanks to the generosity of Dr.
Marko Antonovych of Montreal, CIUS has
been able to film three more dictionaries
for the university’s collection:

V. Dubrovsky, Moskovsko-ukrai nska
frazeo/ohiia (Kiev, 1917).

N. Kovaievska-Koroliva, Keshenkovyi
chesko-ukrai nskyi s/ovnyk (Prague,
1920).

V. Pidmohylny and le. Pluzhnyk,

Frazeo/ohiia di/ovoi movy (Kiev,
1924).

CIUS would greatly appreciate the
co-operation of other bibliophiles who
possess rare Ukrainian and Ukrainian
Canadian material and are willing to make it
available for microfilming. All material will
be treated with the utmost care and
returned promptly upon the completion of
filming.

MISYLO AWARDED CENKO PRIZE

The sixth annual Cenko prize in
Ukrainian bibliography, established at the
Harvard Ukrainian Research Institute by Dr.
Mykola and the late Volodymyra Cenko of

Philadelphia, was recently awarded to levhen
Misylo (Eugeniusz Misito), a research
associate of the Polish Academy of
Sciences in Warsaw. Mr. Misylo was
presented with $ 1,000 for his “Bibliohrafiia
ukrainskoi presy v Polshchi (1918-39) i
Zakhidno-Ukrainskii Narodnii Respublitsi
(1918-19)” (Bibliography of the Ukrainian
Press in Poland (1918-39) and in the
Western Ukrainian People’s Republic
(1918-19)). The work provides a
bibliographic description of 1,210
newspapers, journals, annual almanacs and
reports published in Ukrainian or by
Ukrainians. The entries include brief
annotations and holdings information for
volumes preserved in libraries and archives,
primarily in Poland. At present, the
bibliography is available only in typescript,
since the Cenko prize is awarded only for
unpublished work. The bibliography will be
published by CIUS in 1987.

ENCYCLOPEDIA OF UKRAINE PROJECT

The Encyclopedia of Ukraine will be
the most advanced reference work on
Ukraine in the English language. Volume one
of the five-volume set was published by the
University of Toronto Press in the fall of
1984. It contains approximately 3,000
entries in nearly 1,000 pages, 450 black
and white illustrations, 150 plates, and
several maps, many in colour. Most entry
titles are given in English with the Ukrainian
equivalent in parentheses; if the title or
name is also well known in another
language, that is included. Basically two
transliteration systems are used for words
and names from the Cyrillic alphabet: the
Library of Congress system (in the modified
form throughout and in the strict form in
bibliographies) and the International
Linguistic system, used to give the phonetic
equivalents of Ukrainian entry titles.

ENCYCLOPEDIA OF UKRAINE

Editorial Staff

Danylo Husar Struk Managing Editor

Editorial Board

Oleksa Bilaniuk Bohdan Krawchenko

Manoly Lupul Vasyl Markus

Danylo Husar Struk Arkadii Joukovsky

Project Advisory Committee

Atanas Figol

Shevchenko Scientific Society

Manoly Lupul

Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies

John Stashuk

Canadian Foundation of Ukrainian
Studies

Subject Editors

Art

Sviatoslav Hordynsky; Sofiia Yaniv

Biology

Chrystyna Spolsky

Chemistry

Svyatoslav Trofimenko

Church

Bohdan R. Bociurkiw; Vasyl Markus;
Arkadii Joukovsky

Diaspora

Manoly Lupul; Vasyl Markus

Education

Bohdan Krawchenko

Economics

Ivan Koropeckyj; Bohdan Krawchenko

Ethnography, Folklore

Mykola Hnatiukivsky

Geography

Ihor Stebelsky

History

Oleksander Ohloblyn; Arkadii
Joukovsky

Law, Political Science

Vasyl Markus

Linguistics

George Y. Shevelov

Literature

Ivan Koshelivets; Danylo Husar Struk

Mathematics

Volodymyr Petryshyn

Medical Science

Heinrich Schultz

Military History

Petro Sodol

Music

Roman Savytsky; Vasyl Vytvytsky

Physics

Oleksa Bilaniuk

Press

Sofiia Yaniv

Sociology

Bohdan Krawchenko

Sport

Osyp Zinkevych

Technology

Liubomyr Onyshkevych

Theatre

Valerian Revutsky

Office Staff

Boris Balan

Project Co-ordinator; Editor

Ivan Ochrymowicz

Computer Operator; Translator

Mary Pasieka

Computer Operator; Secretary

Roman Senkus

Chief Manuscript Editor

Taras Zakydalsky

Translator; Editor

Roma Yanchinski

Research; Writer

The first volume was accompanied by
a Map and Gazetteer as a supplement to all
the volumes of the encyclopedia. Compiled
by V. Kubijovyc and A. Joukovsky, the
volume presents a beautifully produced
colour map that clearly indicates not only
the provincial and political borders of the
present Ukrainian SSR, but also the
ethnographic borders of the Ukrainian
people. Comprehensive statistics
concerning the population of Ukraine and
Ukrainians abroad, as well as the index and
explanatory tables, make the map easy to
use. The first print-run of volume one,
totalling 5,000 copies, was sold out within
three months. A second printing has attained
similar success.

The Encyclopedia of Ukraine is, in
part, a translation and revision of the
ten-volume Ukrainian-ianguage edition (nine
volumes have appeared so far),

Entsyk/opedi ia ukrai noznavstva, a work
initiated 35 years ago by the Shevchenko
Scientific Society, the oldest Ukrainian
scholarly assocation. It was edited, until his
death in 1985, by Volodymyr Kubijovyc, the
distinguished Ukrainian scholar and
geographer who lived in Sarcelles, France.
The Ukrainian encyclopedia is to be
completed under the editorship of Arkadii
Joukovsky, Vasyl Markus and Sofiia Yaniv.
Work on the English-language encyclopedia
will be co-ordinated by the director of the
Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies,
Bohdan Krawchenko. He will act as liaison
between the Shevchenko Scientific Society
centre in Sarcelles and the encyclopedia’s
editorial office in Toronto. Editorial
reponsibilities will be the responsibility of
the Toronto office director and managing
editor, Danylo Husar Struk. Other members
of the editorial board are Oleksa Bilaniuk
(Philadelphia), Bohdan Krawchenko
(Edmonton), Manoly Lupul (Edmonton), Vasyl
Markus (Chicago), and Arkadii Joukovsky
(Sarcelles).

The Encyclopedia of Ukraine should
be completed by 1992, the centennial of
Ukrainian settlement in Canada. The work
will contain in total about 20,000 entries
which fall roughly into four groups:

1 . Entries on Ukraine’s geography and
natural environment,
geographical-historical regions,
archeology and history, jurisprudence,
churches, language and literature,
education, art, theatre, music and
economy.

2. Entries surveying the development of
various scholarly disciplines in Ukraine,
including those not dealing with
Ukraine specifically but with technical
and scientific subjects such as
anthropology, botany, zoology,
chemistry, physics, medicine and
economic studies.

3. Entries dealing with Ukraine’s relations
with other countries, contacts
between Ukrainians and other peoples
and nations, in the past and present,
countries to which Ukrainians have
emigrated, and national minorities in
Ukraine.

4. Entries on individual events, places,
institutions, periodicals and
publications, associations and
organizations.

Copies can be purchased for $ 1 15.00
at the University of Toronto Bookstore, at
various Ukrainian bookstores in Toronto and
elsewhere, and by mail from: Canadian
Foundation of Ukrainian Studies, Box 205,
133 West 5th Avenue, Vancouver, B.C.,
V5Y 3X1.

1 1

SAVARYN RETIRES AS CHANCELLOR

Peter Savaryn has retired as Chancellor of
the University of Alberta. Mr. Savaryn, the
university’s twelfth Chancellor, played a
major role in the establishment of CIUS. He
is president of the World Congress of Free
Ukrainians.

CIUS SUMMER RESEARCH PROJECTS

During the summer of 1986, CIUS
sponsored a number of research projects.
Mr. Wiktor Holowacz was employed as an
Archives Intern at the Public Archives of
Canada preparing an inventory of the
Ukrainian Canadian Veterans’ Association
collection under the supervision of Mr.
Myron Momryk. Ms. Natalia Chomiak and
Ms. Chrystia Freeland were employed as
research assistants as part of the
Government of Canada Summer
Employment / Experience Development
programme. Ms. Chomiak, a resident of
Ottawa, under the direction of Orest

Martynowych and David Lupul, CIUS
research associates, examined various
archives pertaining to Ukrainian Canadians in
the pre-First World War period. Ms.
Freeland, supervised by Dr. Bohdan
Krawchenko, wrote entries for the second
volume of the Encyclopedia of Ukraine.

NEW AT THE ULRC

During the summer, CIUS’ Ukrainian
Language Resource Centre (ULRC) acquired a
number of new films and videotapes from
Ukraine. Among them are several feature
films, including Povernennia Baterfiiai
(Return of the Butterfly — glimpses from the
life of the singer Solomiia Krushelnytska),
/van Franko, O/eksa Dovbush, and others.
The ULRC has also obtained a large number
of short films, such as Petrykivskyi
rozpysl A Rainbow of Colour (an
examination of folk paintings from the
village of Petrykivka), istoriia odnoho
pamiatnyka (the history of the Church of
the Dormition in Lviv), Ptakhy ietiat nadi
mnoiui Birds Flying Overhead (a biography
of the filmmaker Oleksandr Dovzhenko), and
many others. These shorts are available
either with a Ukrainian soundtrack, an
English soundtrack, or with both.

CIUS is preparing a new revised
version of its audiovisual catalogue, which
will include a complete list of these
holdings. This catalogue may be obtained
gratis by the end of the calendar year from:

Ukrainian Language Resource Centre
Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies
335 Athabasca Hall
University of Alberta
Edmonton, Alberta, T6G 2E8

Materials from the ULRC can be borrowed
free of charge for a 14-day period. Out of
town borrowers will be requested to pay
shipping and insurance charges both ways.

SCHOLARSHIPS AND FELLOWSHIPS AWARDED 1986-7

Undergraduate Scholarships

Name

University

Programme

Palichuk, Linda K.
Popiwchak, Maria
Tarnowski, Rosanne T.

Alberta

Saskatchewan

Ukrainian

Language / Literature
Ukrainian

Language / Literature

Masters' Thesis Fellowships

Name University Programme Supervisor

Dunn-Harding, Olya York History 0. Subtelny

(Thesis topic: "Tensions between Moderates and Extremists in Interwar Eastern Galicia")

Stech, Marko R. Toronto Ukrainian Literature D.H. Struk

(Thesis topic: "Eaghor Kostetzky as a Dramatist")

Doctoral Thesis Fellowships

Darewych, Daria London Art History T.H. Gretton

(Thesis topic: "New Trends in Contemporary Soviet Ukrainian Painting")

Jaworsky, John Carleton Political Science B. Bociurkiw

(Thesis topic: "The “Ethnic Factor” and Inter-Ethnic Relations in Soviet Dissent")

Klid, Bohdan W. Alberta History J.-P. Himka

(Thesis topic: "Populism in Ukraine, 1860-1890")

Somchynsky, Bohdan Glasgow Political Economy H. Ticktin

(Thesis topic: "Ukrainian Economic Development and the Origins of Soviet Internal
Colonialism")

1987 NEPORANY POSTDOCTORAL
FELLOW

The Canadian Foundation for Ukrainian
Studies is pleased to announce that Bohdan
Kordan is the recipient of the 1987
Neporany Postdoctoral Fellowship. The
fellowship was awarded on the basis of his
dissertation “Canada and the Ukrainian Ethnic
Problem, 1939-45: A Study in Statecraft,”
which examines and analyzes the nature of
Canadian government policy toward the
Ukrainian minority in Canada during the
Second World War.

Mr. Kordan holds a B.A. (hons.) from
the University of Toronto, and an M.A.
from Carleton University. He will receive
his Ph.D. from Arizona State University in
the autumn of 1986.

CIUS SEMINARS: 1986-7

Friday, 26 September 1986

Jaroslaw Iwanus (Department of History,
University of Alberta)

“Ukraine's Medieval Heritage in the
Thought of Mykola Kostomarov”

Friday, 24 October 1986

Dr. Dmytro Shtohryn (Slavic and East

European Division, University of Illinois
Library)

“Literary Research Methods of the
Kievan Neoclassical School”

(In Ukrainian)

Friday, 28 November 1986

Rev. Serge Keleher (Archpriest, Eparchy of
Toronto and Eastern Canada)

“The Vatican's Eastern Policy”

Friday, 12 December 1986

Dr. David Marples (Research Associate,

Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies)
“Chernobyl and Nuclear Power in the
USSR”

Friday, 30 January 1987

Dr. Stanistaw Baranczak (Department of
Slavic Languages and Literatures,
Harvard University)

“The Ukrainian Theme in Modern Polish
Poetry”

Friday, 27 February 1987

Dr. Roman Petryshyn (Multicultural Advisor,
Grant MacEwan Community College)
“Ukrainian Cultural Development in
Alberta: A Vision for the Future”

Friday , 10 April 1987

Mark Bandera (Department of Slavic and
East European Studies, University of
Alberta)

“Ukrainian Instrumental Folk Music in
Western Canada”

All seminars will be held at 7:30 p.m. in
Heritage Lounge, Athabasca Hall, University
of Alberta.

GRADUATE DEGREES AWARDED AT
UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA

Three graduate degrees in Ukrainian
studies were awarded recently at the
University of Alberta. Halyna Muchin
received a Ph.D. in the Department of Slavic
and East European Studies for a dissertation
on “Populism and Modernistic Tendencies in
Ukrainian Literature.”

Anne Biscoe obtained an M.A. from
the Department of Political Science for her
thesis on “Internal Colonialism in the USSR:
The Case of Soviet Ukraine.”

Jaroslaw Iwanus received an M.A.
from the Department of History. His thesis
was entitled “Democracy, Federalism, and
Nationality: Ukraine’s Medieval Heritage in
the Thought of N.l. Kostomarov.”

CENTENNIAL HISTORY PROJECT
RECEIVES GRANT

The Ukrainian Canadian Centennial
History Project has received a $20,000
grant from the Multiculturalism Sector,
Secretary of State, Government of Canada.
The cheque and letter from the Hon. David
Crombie, Minister Responsible for
Multiculturalism, were presented to CIUS
Director Bohdan Krawchenko by Mr. Jim

Edwards, MP for Edmonton South, on 25
September 1986. The grant will be used to
defray some of the research costs involved
in preparing the first volume of the history
of Ukrainians in Canada.

GRADUATE STUDENTS IN UKRAINIAN
STUDIES AT THE UNIVERSITY OF
ALBERTA

During the 1986*7 academic year,
fourteen graduate students are involved in
Ukrainian studies at the University of
Alberta, including:

5 in Ukrainian Folklore (2 at Ph.D. level); 4 in
Ukrainian Literature (2 at Ph.D. level); 4 in
Ukrainian History (2 at Ph.D. level); 1 in East
European and Soviet Studies (M.A.); 1 in
Political Science (M.A.); 1 in Ukrainian
Canadian history (Ph.D. level).

People

JOHN-PAUL HSMKA

In November 1985, Dr. Himka,
assistant professor of history at the
University of Alberta, was chosen as one of
the recipients of the Seventh Lesia and
Petro Kovalev Award of the Ukrainian
National Women’s League of America. He
received one of two second prizes awarded
($ 1,000 U.S.) for his book Socialism in
Galicia, which was published by the Harvard
Ukrainian Research Institute in 1983.

In May 1986, Dr. Himka completed a
book-length manuscript entitled “The
Awakening Village,” an investigation of how
the peasantry of Galicia arrived at a

Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies

University of Alberta

Leo J. Krysa Family Foundation

Undergraduate Scholarships

to be awarded in 1987

IN EDUCATION, HISTORY, HUMANITIES, SOCIAL SCIENCES

• The Institute invites applications for three undergraduate scholarships, each to a maximum of
$2,500. The awards are intended for senior students interested in an undergraduate degree
with an emphasis on Ukrainian studies, through a combination of courses in Ukrainian and
East European, Soviet or Canadian studies in an Arts or Education programme.

• The scholarships are for an eight-month period of study at any Canadian university.

• Candidates must be Canadian citizens or landed immigrants at the time of application.

• Only in exceptional circumstances may an award be held concurrently with other awards.

CLOSING DATE FOR RECEIPT OF APPLICATION IS 31 JANUARY 1987

• For applications write to:

Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies
352 Athabasca Hall
University of Alberta
Edmonton, Alberta T6G 2E8

Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies

University of Alberta

Master’s and Doctoral
Fellowships

to be awarded in 1987

IN EDUCATION, HISTORY, HUMANITIES, LAW, SOCIAL SCIENCES, LIBRARY SCIENCES

• The Institute invites applications for two Master’s Thesis Fellowships ($4,500 each), non-
renewable, and three Doctoral Thesis Fellowships ($8,000 each), renewable. The awards
are intended to aid students to complete theses on Ukrainian or Ukrainian Canadian topics in
the above disciplines. Fellowships will be awarded only in the thesis year of an academic
programme and only for thesis work.

• Canadian citizens or landed immigrants may hold the fellowships at any institution of higher
learning in Canada or elsewhere.

• For non-Canadian applicants, preference will be given to students enrolled at the University of
Alberta.

• Only in exceptional circumstances may an award be held concurrently with other awards.

CLOSING DATE FOR RECEIPT OF APPLICATION IS 31 JANUARY 1987

• For applications write to:

Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies
352 Athabasca Hall
University of Alberta
Edmonton, Alberta T6G 2E8

Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies

University of Alberta

INVITES APPLICATIONS FOR

Research Grants

IN UKRAINIAN AND UKRAINIAN CANADIAN STUDIES IN HISTORY, LITERATURE, LANGUAGE,
EDUCATION, SOCIAL SCIENCES, LIBRARY SCIENCES.

Application forms and the “Guide to Research Applicants” are available from:

Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies
352 Athabasca Hall
University of Alberta
Edmonton, Alberta T6G 2E8

Deadlines for applications are 1 April and 1 December.

Ukrainian national consciousness. The
research for this book was supported by
grants from the Canadian Foundation for
Ukrainian Studies (Neporany Postdoctoral
Fellowship) and the International Research
and Exchanges Board. Thanks to a grant
from the Social Sciences and Humanities
Research Council of Canada, Dr. Himka was
able to spend two months this spring and
summer in the archives and libraries of
Rome and Vienna to carry out research for
a third book. Two outlines of the new
project, a history of the Ukrainian Catholic
Church in Galicia under Austrian rule, have

recently been published as articles: “The
Greek Catholic Church and Nation-Building in
Galicia, 1772-1918,” Harvard Ukrainian
Studies 8, no. 3-4 (December 1984):
426-52; and “Kosciot greckokatolicki a
procesy narodotworcze wsrod Ukraincow
w Galicji. Krotki przegl^d,” Znak (Cracow)
37, no. 4 (365) (April 1985): 41-52.

ANDRSJ HORNJATKEVYC

In July 1986 Dr. Hornjatkevyc was
co-instructor of the course on kobzar lore
during the International Classes of Ukrainian
Folk Music held from 29 June to 1 1 July in
New York. During these classes he also
conducted seminars on the following
subjects: “The Physical Necessity of
Music,” “Epics,” and “Ukrainian Folk
Instruments.” From 21 to 31 July he gave
the course “Comparative Folklore: Ukrainian
Dumy ” at the Ukrainian Free University in
Munich.

KHRYSTYNA KOHUT

In July 1986, Ms. Kohut was
appointed CIUS Departmental-Executive
Secretary. Since 1980 Ms. Kohut has been
employed at CIUS as Administrative Clerk. In
her new position she will be responsible for
centralizing and co-ordinating all
administrative aspects of CIUS work. Ms.
Kohut holds a B.A. from the University of
Alberta and studied library science at the
University of Toronto.

BOHDAN KRAWCHENKO

Dr. Krawchenko’s recent publications
include: “La Renaissance nationale et la
classe laborieuse en Ukraine durant les
annees 1920,” in La Renaissance nationale
et culture! les en Ukraine de 1917 aux
annees 1930 , ed. E. Kruba and A. Joukovsky
(Paris-Munich-Edmonton, 1986), 283-310;
“Zmiany w strukturze klasy robitniczej na
Ukrainie, 1897-1970,” Suchasnist (special
Polish-language issue), no. 1-2 (1985):
259-78. In June 1986, he gave a paper on
“Class Structure and the National Question
in Ukraine,” at a conference on
“Contemporary Ukraine; Selected Topics”
held at the University of Illinois at

Urbana-Champaign. In March 1986, he
delivered a seminar on “Class Structure and
the National Question in Ukraine,”
Department of Modern Languages and
Literatures, University of Ottawa. Also in
March, he gave a lecture on “Social Change
and National Consciousness in Ukraine,” at
Concordia University, Montreal. He spoke
on Ukraine during the Second World War at
a seminar on the “Deschenes Commission”
organized by the Edmonton branch of the
Ukrainian Civil Liberties Commission in April
1986. In July 1986 he gave a lecture on
“The Social Structure of Ukraine Today,”
organized by the Federation of Ukrainians in
Great Britain, London. At the June 1986
annual meeting of the Canadian Association
of Slavists, Dr. Krawchenko was elected
Secretary-Treasurer. He was also appointed
a member of the Advisory Council, Ukrainian
Cultural Heritage Village, Historic Sites,
Alberta Culture and has joined the executive
of Alberta Parents for Ukrainian Education in
the capacity of advisor. In May 1986, he
appeared as a witness before the Standing
Committee on Multiculturaiism, House of
Commons and has been reappointed to the
Canadian Ethnic Studies Advisory
Committee, Multiculturaiism Sector,
Secretary of State.

SOFIA LAZAR

In July 1986, Sofia Lazar was
appointed Clerk Steno at CIUS. Mrs. Lazar
holds a Diploma in biology from the
Pedagogical Institute, Teraspol, Moldavian
SSR, and a Diploma in agronomy from the
Agricultural Institute in Kishinev. Before
emigrating to Canada she taught biology in a
secondary school in Mohyliv-Podilsky,
Vinnytsia oblast, Ukraine.

DAVID R. MARPLES

Dr. Marples recently published
Chernobyl and Nuclear Power in the USSR,
one of the first English-language
monographs on Soviet nuclear energy policy
in the 1980s, which includes a detailed
account of the Chernobyl (Chornobyl)
disaster, based primarily on extensive
Soviet source materials. The book is a joint
publication of the Macmillan Press (London),
St. Martin’s Press (New York) and CIUS.

Dr. Marples’ recent articles include
“Soviet Steel: the Ukrainian Dilemma,”

Soviet Analyst, vol. 15, no. 8(16 April
1986) and no. 9 (30 April 1986);

“Chernobyl in Ukraine’s Nuclear Energy
Programme,” Soviet Nationality Survey,
vol. 3, no. 4-5 (April-May 1986); “Ukrainian
Nuclear Power Hard Hit,” Soviet Analyst,
vol. 15, no. 10(14 May 1986); “Soviet
Perspectives on Ukrainian Nationalism
During World War II,” Austral ian-Ukrainian
Review, vol. 5, no. 2 (Winter 1986); “Die
Katastrophe von Cernobyl’. Wie sicher sind
die Atomkraftwerke in der Ukraine?”
Osteuropa info (Autumn 1986); “Chernobyl:
Background of Labour Troubles,” Soviet
Analyst, vol. 15, no. 17 (27 August 1986);
and a review of Graham Ross, ed., The
Foreign Office and the Kremlin: British
Documents on Anglo-Soviet Relations
1941-45 (Cambridge, 1984) in Journal of
Ukrainian Studies 19 (Winter 1985).

In June 1986, Dr. Marples presented a
paper on “Crisis in Soviet Industry? An
Examination of the Soviet Steel Industry in
the 1980s,” at the annua! conference of the
Canadian Association of Slavists at the
University of Manitoba. The paper is being
published in the December 1986 issue of
Canadian Slavonic Papers. Also in June, he
gave a paper on “Working Conditions at
Ukraine’s Nuclear Power Plants” at a
conference on Contemporary Ukraine, at

the University of Illinois at
Urbana-Champaign.

Following the Chernobyl disaster. Dr.
Marples was interviewed widely on North
American television and radio stations,
including CBS and ABC (New York City) and
CBC (Edmonton). He spoke at press
conferences in New York and Montreal. He
published articles about Chernobyl in the Los
Angeles Times (2 May), the Globe and Mail
(22 May), the Edmonton Journal (29 April
and 27 August), the Ukrainian Weekly
(including a five-part series on Chernobyl)
and the Ukrainian News. Dr. Marples was
also guest speaker at the annual meetings of
the SUSK Congress in Alberta (23 August),
and the Ukrainian Teachers’ Association of
Northern Alberta (16 October).

OREST MARTYNOWYCH and DAVID
LUPUL

Since 1 August 1985, Orest
Martynowych and David Lupul, research
associates at CIUS, have been working on
the first part of a two-volume interpretative
history of Ukrainians in Canada.

The first volume, tentatively scheduled
for completion in 1988, will cover the initial
phase of Ukrainian immigration and
settlement (1891-1923). It will depart from
existing accounts in three respects. First,
the continuity between old country
Radicalism and the political, educational and
religious programme of the immigrant elite
(the intelligentsia) in Canada will be brought
into focus. Second, an attempt will be made
to organize the Ukrainian immigrant
experience in Canada “from below”:
attention will be paid to the experiences of
rural homesteaders and urban labourers, to
the formation and proliferation of local
religious, economic, cultural and political
institutions, to the development of Ukrainian

ethnic consciousness in Canada as well as to
socio-economic and class differentiation
among the immigrants. Finally, the Ukrainian
experience in Canada will be placed firmly
within the context of Canadian history as
well as the history of immigrants and
immigration.

A large number of previously untapped
sources have been used in the preparation
of the first volume: census data on
agriculture; the Labour Gazette ; rural and
urban directories; business directories;
urban housing reports; parish records;
criminal case files; and published and
unpublished memoirs written by immigrants.
The immigrant press has also proved to be a
very fertile source of information. Several
thousand items of correspondence (dopysy)
from rural colonies, mining camps and urban
centres published in Svoboda, Ukrainskyi
ho/os, Kanadyiskyi farmer, Chervonyi
prapor, Robochyi narod , Ukrainski
robitnychi visti and Kanadyiskyi
rusyn I ukrai nets primarily between 1905
and 1922 have been read and analyzed. In
addition to constituting a running narrative
of events in many communities all over
Canada, the dopysy provide fascinating
glimpses of the day-to-day concerns,
triumphs and tragedies of Ukrainian
immigrant life.

Archival sources have also been
consulted extensively. Government records
pertaining to Ukrainians in Canada and
unpublished manuscript collections have
been examined at the Public Archives of
Canada, as well as at provincial and private
archives in Ontario, Manitoba, Saskatchewan
and Alberta.

Orest Martynowych studied History at
the University of Manitoba (B.A. Hon., M.A.)
and the University of Toronto. He recently
published The Ukrainian Bloc Settlement in
East Central Alberta, 1 890-1 930 : A

History (Edmonton: Alberta Culture, 1985).

David Lupul holds a B.A. in history
from the University of Alberta. He has
recently edited and contributed an
introduction to the English-language
translation of Julian Stechishin’s A History
of Ukrainian Settlement in Canada
(Edmonton: Ukrainian Self-Reliance League
of Canada. 1986).

VALENTYN MOROZ

Valentyn Moroz Jr. has been appointed
a CIUS graduate research assistant for
1986-7. Born in Ukraine in 1962, Mr.
Moroz received a B.A. in political science
from Loyola University of Chicago in 1985.
He is currently enrolled in an M.A.
programme in Ukrainian folklore in the
Department of Slavic and East European
Studies, University of Alberta. The research
assistantship was made possible in part
through funds provided by the university’s
Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research.

MYROSLAV YURKEVICH

Mr. Yurkevich presented a paper on
“Nationalist Concepts of the State” at the
conference of the Canadian Association of
Slavists in Winnipeg in June 1986, and a
paper on “Dmytro Doroshenko as a
Historian of German-Ukrainian Relations” at
the ClUS-sponsored conference on
German-Ukrainian relations held in Garmisch,
West Germany, on 13-16 October 1986.

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Bociurkiw, Bohdan R. “The Politics of
Religion in Ukraine: The Orthodox
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Advanced Russian Studies, Washington,
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Mackiw, Theodor. “Der Friedensvertrag von
Zboriv in der deutschen Presse von
1649.”

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Ukrainian Canadian Committee
1355 Main Street
Winnipeg, Manitoba
R2W 3T7

P.O. Box 141
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
S7K 3K4

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nepeHeceHO 3 TopoHTCbKoro yHiBepcmeTy
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xypHa/i Bifl caMoro noMaTKy b 1976 p.,
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pyKonkiciB "Encyclopedia of Ukraine".
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Edmonton, Alberta, T6G 2E8
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( AHr/iisR) Ta aBTopa khmxkm "The Ukrainian
Impact on Russian Culture 1750-1850",
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1920)

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Mac IflMX KypciB BiH TaKOX BiflMMTaB
ceMinapi Ha TaKi tgmm: "<t>i3MMHa
KOHeMHicTb My3MKM", "Enoc” Ta
"yKpa'l'HCbKi HapOflHi My3MMHi

iHCTpyMeHTM". Bifl 21 flo 31 JiMnHs BiH

MMTaB Kypc "nopiBHq/IbHMPl 0OJ1KJlbOp.
yKpa'l'HCbKi fl yMM" b yKpamcbKiM BinbHiM
yHiBepcMTeTi b MioHxeHi.

KAHAflCbKHH IHCTHTYT YKPAIHCbKHX CTYfllH

AJIBEEPTCbKHH YHIBEPCHTET
dtymtauiH PoflHHH Ueea Kpttcn

CTy^IHHI CTHnEH^II

6y^yTi. BHflaHi b 1987-My poui
3 ne^aroriKH, icTopii, ryiviaHiTapHHx i cycnuibHHx HayK.

• iHCTHTyT 3anpouiye bhochth nonaHHH Ha Tpn CTyaiHHi CTHneHflii' (no 2 500 flon.).
CTHneH^ii npH3HaneHi ansi CTapuinx CTyaeHTiB, mo xonyTb 3flo6yTH cTyniHb 6aKajiaBpa, b
HKOMy yKpaiHicTHKa Binirpae BaacjiHBy ponio. U,« nporpaMa Mae CKJiaaaTHca 3 KOM6iHanii'
KypciB yKpaiHCbKHx Ta cxinHboeBponencbKHx, pammcbKHx hh KaHaflCbKHx CTynift y
nporpaMi ryMaHiTapnx HayK a6o nenaroriKH.

• CTHneHflii npH3HaneHi Ha BOCbMHMicaHHHH nepion HaBnaHHH y 6yab-«KOMy KaHaacbKOMy
yHiBepcHTeTi.

• KaHflHaaTH Ha CTHneHfliio Ha Mac noaaHHH MycaTb 6yTH KaHa^CbKHMH rpoManHHaMH a6o
iMirpaHTaMH.

• TinbKH y bhhhtkobhx BHnaflKax CTHneHfliHTH MoacyTb onep^cyBaTH piBHonacHO h iHini
niflMorn.

PEHEHELJb HA HO^AHHil: 31 CIHH^ 1987 P.

• 3a nonaHHHMH npocHMO nwcaTH Ha anpecy:

Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies
352 Athabasca Hail
University of Alberta
Edmonton, Alberta T6G 2E8

KAHA^CbKHH IHCTHTYT YKPAIHCbKHX CTYfllH

AJIbEEPTCbKHH YHIBEPCHTET

MAHCTEPCtKI TA ^OKTOPCbKI
CTHIIEH^li

6yayTb BHflaHi b 1987-My poui

3 neflaroriKH, icTopii', npaea, ryiviaHiTapHHx Ta cycnijibHHx HayK i

6i6jii0TeK03HaBCTBa.

• iHCTHTyT 3anpomye noaaHHa Ha abi MaricTepcbKi Te30Bi CTHtieHflii' (no 4 500 aon.), mo He
BiaHOBjwioTbCH, Ta Ha TpH aoKTopcbKi aHcepTaniHHi CTnneHmi (no 8 000 aoji.), mo MoacyTb
BiaHOBJiaTHca. CTHneHaii aonoMoacyTb acnipaHTaM 33KiHHHTH cboi Te3H (aHcepTanii) 3
yKpai'HCbKoi a6o yKpaiHCbKo-KaHaacbKoi TeMaTHKH y BHme3raaaHHx flHcnHnniHax.
CTHneH^ii 6yayTb HaaaHi TiJibKH b Te30BOMy poui i TijibKH ana Te30BOi npani.

• KaHaacbKi rpoMammH hh iMirpaHTH MoacyTb BHKopHCTOByBaTH CTHneHaii y 6yab-«KOMy
BnmoMy HayKOBOMy 3aKJiaai b KaHaai hh 3a i"i MeacaiviH.

• Acuio KaHflHaaTH Ha cTHneHniio He e KaHaacbKHMH rpoMammaMH, to nepeBary MaTHMyTb
Ti, mo nocTynHJiH Ha acnipaHTypy b Ajib6epTCbKOMy yHiBepcHTeTi.

• TijibKH y bhhhtkobhx BnnaaKax cTHneHfliHTH MoacyTb oaepacaTH piBHonacHO h mini
niflMorH.

PEHEHELJb HA nO^AHHil: 31 CIHHil 1987 P.

• 3a noaaHHHMH npocHMo nncaTH Ha aapecy:

Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies
352 Athabasca Hall
University of Alberta
Edmonton, Alberta T6G 2E8

KAHA^CbKMH IHCTHTYT YKPAIHCbKHX CTY,II,IM
AJIbEEPTCbKHH YHIBEPCHTET

3anpomye bhochth no^aHHB Ha

Aocumm aotauii

3 iCTopii', JiiTepaTypn, mobh, neflaroriKH, cycniJibHHx HayK
a6o 6i6ai0TeK03HaBCTBa YKpaiHH hh ynpainuiB y KaHaai.

Ahkcth Ta aoBiaHHKH MOXHa oaep>KaTH b:

Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies
352 Athabasca Hall
University of Alberta
Edmonton, Alberta T6G 2E8

PeMeHuiajiH noaaHb: 1 kbithh i 1 rpyaHH.

XPMCTMHA KOrYT

Y /uanHi 1986 p. XpucTMHy KoryT
Ha3HaMeHO Biflfli/lOBO-BMKOHaBMMM
ceKpeiapeM KIYC. X. KoryT npai_|K)Bajia
Bifl 1980 p. B KiyC K aflMiHiCTpaTMBHMM
flinoBOfl. y cbo'i’m HOBiPi nocafli BOHa
BiflnoBiflaTmvie 3a MempanisaMiK) Ta
KOOPflMHaL|iK) BCiX aflMiHiCTpaTMBHMX

CTopm npat_|i KiyC. X. KoryT 3,qo6yna
3BaHHa 6aKanaBpa ryMaHicTMMHMX HayK y
Anb6epTCbKiM yHiBepcMTeTi i cTyflifOBana
6i6ni0TeK03HaBCTB0 b TopoHTCbKiM
yHiBepcMTeTi.

BOfflAH KPABHEHKO

HeflaBHO nosRBMJiMCiR TaKi npaqi fl-pa
KpaBM6HKa: La Renaissance nationale et la
classe laborieuse en Ukraine durant les
annees 1920 y kh. "La Renaissance
nationale et culturelle en Ukraine de 1917
aux annees 1930" 3a peflaKL|ieK) E.

Kpy6n Ta A. )KyKOBCbKoro
(napn>K-MK)HXeH-EflMOHTOH, 1986) c.
283-310; Zmiany w strukturze klasy
robitniczej na Ukrainie 1897-1970,
"CyMacHicTb" (oco6/imbmm ennycK
nO/lbCbKOK) MOBOK)), No. 1~2 (1985):

259-78. y MepBHi 1986 p. BiH BiflMMTaB
.qonoBiflb "KnacoBa cipyKTypa i
HaMioHa/ibHe nmaHH?) b yKpami" nifl Mac
KOH4>epeHi_iiT Ha TeMy "CyMacHa yKpama.
Bn6paHi nMTaHHSR", mo BifldyBajiMca b
Iji/iiHOMCbKiM yHiBepcMTeTi b
yp6aHi-UJaMnei?iHi. y 6epe3Hi 1986 p. BiH
BiflMMTaB ceMiHap Ha TeMy "KjiacoBa
CTpyKTypa Pi HaLjioHa/ibHe nmaHHa b
yKpa'iHi" y Biflfli/ii MOflepHMX mob i
ziiTepaTyp OTTaBCbKoro yHiBepcmeTy.
TaKO* y 6epe3Hi BiH BiflMMTaB flonoBiflb
Ha TeMy "Cycni/ibHi 3MiHn Pi HaiflOHa/ibHa
CBiflOMiCTb B yKpa'iHi” B KOHKOPfliPlCbKiM
yHiBepcMTeTi b MoHpeani. BiH BMK/iaflaB
npo yKpa'iHy nifl Mac flpyroi CBiTOBOi
BiPiHM Ha ceMiHapi npo KoMiciio fleweHa,
HKMPl BJiaiUTyBaB eflMOHTOHCbKMPl Biflfli/1
yKpaiHCbKO’i KOMici'i ziioflCbKMX npaB y
KBiTHi 1986 p. y /innHi 1986 p. BiH
BiflMMTaB flonoBiflb Ha TeMy "Cycni/ibHa
CTpyKTypa cyMacHoi y Kpa ihm", sKy
B/iaiuTyBa/io 06'eflHaHH* yKpamqiB
BejiMKodpiTaHiT b JloHflOHi. Ha 3aranbHnx
36opax KaHaflCbKo'i acoMiaiflii cnaBicTiB,
mo Bifl6y/iMC?i b MepBHi 1986 p., fl-pa
KpaBMeHKa BMdpaHO
ceKpeTapeM-CKap6HMKOM. kloro TaKO>K
Ha3H3MeHo M/ieHOM flopaflMO'i paflM Cena
cnaflLflMHM yKpaiHCbKO'i KyxibTypM npM
C^y>K6i iCTOpMMHMX naM'iRTHMKiB
A^b6epTCbKoro MiHicTepcTBa Ky/ibTypM i
BiH CT3B flOpaflHMKOM eK3eKyTMBM
BaTbKiBCbKoro KOMiTeTy cnpMAHHS
yKpa'iHCbKiPi ocBiTi b A/ib6epTi. y TpaBHi
BiH 3i3HaBaB nepefl nocTiPiHOio KOMicieio
npo 6araTOKynbTypHicTb npM na/iaTi
rpoMafl Ta Pioro 3hob Ha3HaMeHO flo
flopaflMoro KOMiTeTy KaHaflCbKMX
eTHiMHMX flocjiiflxeHb npM CeKTopi
6araTOKyjibTypHOCTM flepxaBHoro
ceKpeTapi^Ty.

coom J1A3AP

y /ikinHi L\.p. Co<t>iK) Jla3ap Ha3HaMeHO

flijiOBOflOM-cTeHorpacpOM Kiyc. C. Jlasap

3flo6yna flMn/iOM 6ionora b
TnpacnijibCbKOMy neflaroriMHOMy iHCTMTyTi
b MPCP Ta flnn/ioM arpoHOMa b
KkiiuMHiBCbKiM cmbCbKorocnoflapcbKiM
iHCTMTyTi. nepefl nepei3flOM flo KaHaflM
BOHa HaBMa/ia 6ionoriio b cepeflHiPi iukoji!
b MorM^iB-nofli/ibCbKOMy BiHHMLjbKoT
o6/iacTM b yKpami.

flEBi fl MAPnra

HeflaBHO nosiBM/iacFi KHMXKa fl-pa
Mapn/i3a "Chernobyl and Nuclear Power in
the USSR". Me oflHa 3 nepwMX
aHr jiomobhmx MOHorpa0iPt npo paflflHCbKy
no/iiTMKy aTOMHOi eHeprii b 1980-mx
poKax, Lflo fleTanbHO po3r/i*flae
MopHo6M^bCbKy KaTacTpo0y, nepeflyciM
Ha niflCTaBi paflaHCbKMX flwepe/ibHMX
MaTepiajiiB. KHMXKy BMflajiM Ha cnijiKy
BMflaBHMLjTBa MaKMi/l/iaH (flOHflOH),
CeHT-MapTiH3 (Hbio-MopK) Ta Kiyc.

fl-p Mapnji3 HeflaBHO HaflpyKysaB
TaKi CTaTTi- Soviet Steel: the Ukrainian
Dilemma, "Soviet Analyst", t. 15, No. 8
(16.04.1986) Ta No. 9 (30.04.1986);
Chernobyl in Ukraine's Nuclear Energy
Programme, "Soviet Nationality Survey", t.
3, No. 4-5 (KBiTeHb-TpaBeHb 1986);
Ukrainian Nuclear Power Hard Hit, "Soviet
Analyst", t. 15, No. 10 (14.05.1986); Soviet
Perspectives on Ukrainian Nationalism
During World War II, "Australian-Ukrainian
Review", t. 5, No. 2 (3MMa 1986); Die
Katastrophe von Cernobyf. Wie sicher die
Atomkraftwerke in der Ukraine?,
"Osteuropa info", (ociHb 1986); Chernobyl:
Background of Labour Troubles, "Soviet
Analyst" t. 15, No. 17 (27.08.1986); Ta
pet4eH3m npai-ji 3a peflaKLjieK) Graham-a

Ross-a "The Foreign Office and the
Kremlin. British Documents on
Anglo-Soviet Relations 1941-45”
(KeM6piflx, 1984) b "JKypHa/ii
yKpaVHOSHaBMMX cTyfliPi” 19 (3MMa 1985).

y MepBHi 14.P. fl-p Mapn/i3 BiflMMTae
flonoBiflb "Kpn3a paflaHCbKOi
npOMMCJlOBOCTkl? OrjlSIfl paflaHCbKOl
CTajieBapHO'i npoMMC/iOBOCTM b 1980-mx
poKax” nifl Mac KOHC^epeHMii KanaflChKoT
acoL|iaL|ii cnaBidiB, 140 BiflOyBa/iaca b
MaHiTo6cbKiM yHiBepcmeTi. CiansR
noaBMTbC5R b "Canadian Slavonic Papers”

3a rpyfleHb 1986 p. y MepBHi BiH TaKOx
BiflMmaB flonoBiflb "y mobmhm npaqi Ha
AEC y K.pa ihm” nifl Mac KOHCjjepeHpii npo
cyMacHy yKpamy, 140 Bifl6yBa/iacs b
IjuiiHOMCbKiM yHiBepcmeTi b
ypdaHi-UJaMneMHi.

nicna MopHo6njibCbKo'i KaTacTpocpM
fl-p Mapn/i3 ,qaB 6araT0 iHTepB K) Ha
Tene6aMeHHi Pi paflio b IliBHiMHiPi AMepMfli,
bkjikdmho 3 MepexaMM Ci-6i-ec Ta
EPi-6i-ci (HbK)-PlopK) Ta Ci-6i-ci
(EflMOHTOH). BiH BMCTynaB Ha
npecKOH^epeHpisRX y Hbio-MopKy Pi
MoHpeajii. Moro CTarri npo
MopHo6n^bCbKy KaTacTpo0y no?iBM/iMC?i b
TaKkix ra3eTax: "Los Angeles Times”
(02.05), "Globe and Mail” (22.05),
"Edmonton Journal” (29.04. Ta 27.08),
"Ukrainian Weekly” (bk/ikdmho 3 cepieK)
n'aTM cTaTTePi npo HopHobM/ib) Ta b
"y Kpa IHCbKMX BiCTax” (EflMOHTOH). fl~p

Mapn/i3 6yB TaKox rocTeM-npoMOBpeM Ha
piMHOMy KOHrpeci CyCK, mo Bifl6yBaBca b
Anb6epTi (23.08) Ta Ha 3ara/ibHnx 36opax
yKpaiHCbKoro yMMTe/ibCbKoro TOBapMCTBa
niBHiMHOi A/ib6epTM (16.10).

OPECT MAPTMHOBMH I flABMfl SWUVn

Bifl 1 cepnHsi 1986 p. flocniflHMKM
Kiyc OpecT MapTHHOBMM i flaBMfl Jlyny/i
npaiflK)K)Tb Hafl nepmoK) MacTMHOK)
flBOTOMHOi aHaniTMMHOi icTopiY yKpaiHpiB
y KaHafli.

B nepiuoMy TOMi, skmPi noBMHeH 6yTn
3aKiHMeHMM y 1988 p., p03r/iflflaeTbcs
nepiuMPi eTan yKpaiHCbKOi eMirpapii Pi
noce/ienH* (1891-1923 pp.). y HbOMy niflxifl
pi3HMTMMeTbcsR nifl npMHaPiMHi TpbOMa
orji^flaMM Bifl flOTenepiiuHix npaijb:
rionepme MiTKiiue HaronocMTbcsi 3b'?i30k
Mix cTapoKpaPioBMM paflMKa^isMOM Ta
noniTMMHOio, ocBiTHboio Pt pe^iriPiHoio
nporpaMOK) iMirpai_|iPiHoi e/iiTM (iHTejiireHpii)
b KaHafli. rioflpyre, aBTopn nocTapaioTbcs
opraHi3yBaTM flocBifl yKpaiHCbKMX
iMirpaHTiB flo KaHaflM "3 HM3y”:
npMCBSTMTbca yBary nepexMBaHHaM
xjii6opo6iB no ce/iax mm po6iTHMKiB no
MicTax, TBopeHHK) Pi pospocTy MicpeBMX
pe/iiriPiHMX, rocnoflapcbKMX i noniTMMHMX
yCTaHOB, p03BMTKOBi yKpaiHCbKOl
HaL4ioHanbHO'i CBiflOMOCTM b KaHafli, a
TaKOx cycnijibHO-rocnoflapcbKMM Ta
k/ihcobmm pi3HML|5iM cepefl iMirpaHTiB. I
noTpeTe, yKpaiHCbKMPi flocBifl
po3r^5iflaTMMeTbC5i Ha Tjii icTopii KaHaflM
Pi icTopii iMirpaHTiB i iMirpapii.

npM npapi Hafl nepiuMM tomom
BMKopMCTaHO 6araT0 me He BXMBaHMx
flxepe/r flaHi nepenncy HaceneHHs npo
x/ii6opo6cTBO, "Labour gazette”, MicbKi Pi
ci^bCbKi aflpecapi, flOBiflHMKM niflnpMGMCTB,
3BiTM npo MicbKi xMTna, napa(J)i5ijibHi flaHi,
KpMMiHa/ibHi KapTOTeKM Ta BMflaHi Pi
HeBMflaHi cnoraflM iMirpaHTiB. iMirpanTCbKa
npeca BM^BM/iacs OaraTiom^M flxepejiOM
flaHMX. Mix 1905 i 1922 pp. TaKi ra3eTM
5ik "CBo6ofla”, "y KpaiHCbKMPi ronoc”,
"KaHafliPiCbKMPi cfiapMep”, "HepBOHMPi
npanop”, "Po6ommPi Hapofl”, "yKpaiHCbKi
po6iTHMMi BicTi” Ta "KaHafliPiCbKMPi

pycMH-yKpaiHeMb" flpyKyBa/iM Tnc?mi
flOnMCiB 3i CijlbCbKMX KQJlOHiM, podiTHMMMX
TadopiB Ta Mid i l\\ MaTepia/iM CTapaHHO
npoMkiraHO m aHani30BaH0. L[i flonMCM He
Ti/ibKM noflafOTb flaHi npo xmtt* daraTbOX
rpoMafl no pi/iii/i KaHafli, a/ie m onncyK)Tb
MMMano nodyroBMX flpidHni_|b xmtt a
yKpaiHCbKMX iMirpaHTiB.

TaKOx CTapaHHO BMKopMCTaHO
apxiBHi flaHi. 3oKpeMa po3rjiflHeHO
flepxaBHi flOKyMeHTM npo yKpaiHqiB y
KaHafli i TaKox bmbmbho 3dipKM
HeBMflaHMX pyKonnciB y riydniMHiM apxiBi
KaHaflM i b nyd/iiMHMX Ta npMBaTHMX
apxiBax b OHTapio, MaHiTodi, CacKaHeBaHi
m AjibdepTi.

OpeCT MapTHHOBMH BklBMaB iCTOpiK) B

MaHiTodcbKiM yHiBepcMTeTi (B. A.
niflBHifleHoro Tuny i/i M. A.) Ta b
TopoHTCbKiM yHiBepcMTeTi. Moro
HaMHOBiiua npai_;?i — "The Ukrainian Bloc
Settlement in East Central Alberta
1890-1930: A History" (Eamohtoh:
MiHicTepcTBO KyxibTypM A/ibdepTM, 1985).

flaBMfl Jlynyn BMBMaB icTopiK) b
A^bdepTCbKiM yHiBepcMTeTi. BiH HeflaBHO
peflaryBaB i HanncaB BCTyn flo
aHr/iiMCbKoro nepeK/iafly npapi K)ni?iHa
CTeMMLUMHa "A History of Ukrainian
Settlement in Canada" (Eamohtoh: CYC,
1986).

BAJ1EHTMH M0P03

BaneHTMHa Mopo3a moh. npn3Ha>-ieHO
acnipaHTOM-floc^iflHMKOM KIYC Ha p.
1986-7. B. Mopo3 HapoflMBca b YKpaini
1962 p. i 3flodyB 3BaHH3 B. A. no/iiTMMHMX
Hayx y flbOMonbCbKiM yHiBepcMTeTi b
HiKaro 1985 p. HMHi BiH 3flodyBac
MaricTepcbKMM flMn/ioM 3 yKpa'i'HCbKO'i
Cf)OJlKJ1bOpMCTMKM y B'lflflijli CJlOB'sRHCbKMX i

cxiflHboeBponeMCbKMX floc/iiflxeHb
A^bdepTCbKoro yHiBepcMTeTy. floc/iiflMa
acMCTeHTypa onnaMeHa nacTMHHO 3
cjDOHfliB yHiBepcMTeTCbKoro 0aKy/ibTeTy
acnipaHTypn i flocnifliB.

IBAH-riABJlO XMMKA

B jiMCTonafli 1985 p. fl-p XMMKa,
flOfleHT Biflfliny icTopMMHMx HayK
A/ibdepTCbKoro yHiBepcMTeTy dyB oahmm
3 tmx, iflo 3flodynM VII npeMi'i iM. Jleci m
rieTpa KoBa/ieBMX, HKi npM3HaMye Cok)3
yKpa'lHOK AMepMKM. BiH 3flOdyB OflHO 3

flpyrnx MicMb (1 000 flo/i.) 3a cbohd
KHMXKy "Socialism in Galicia", aKy BMflaB
YKpaiHCbKMM HayKOBMM iHCTMTyT

TapBapflChKoro yHiBepcMTeTy 1983 p.

y TpaBHi Lfl.p. fl-p XMMKa 3aKiHMMB
pyKonMC khmxkm "The Awakening Village",
B *K\\A BiH P03r^aflac P03BMTOK
yKpa’iHCbKO'i HaiflOHajibHo'i CBiflOMOcTM
cepefl ranMflbKMX ceji*H. Ha flocjiiflM flo
Mie’i khmxkm BiH oflepxaB flOTai-lil Bifl
KaHaflCbKo'i 4)yHflai_|ii yKpaiHCbKMX CTyfliM
(nic/iaflOKTopcbKa CTMneHflm iM.

HenopaHMx) Ta MixHapoflHO’i paflM
flocjiifliB i odMiHy. 3aBfl^KM flOTaifl'i Bifl
KaHaflCbKo'i floc/iiflMO'f paflM cycni/ibHMX i
ryMaHicTMMHMX HayK fl-p XMMKa Mir
npoBecTM flBa TMXHi BecHOK) m niTOM q.p.
b apxiBax i did/iioTeKax PMMy m BiflHia Ha
flocniflax flo cbogi TpeTbo'i khmxkm. flBa
HanepKM pboro npoGKTy — icTopi'f
YKpaiHCbKOl KaTOJIMflbKOT qepKBM B
Ta/lMMMHi nifl ABCTpil/ICbKOK) BJiaflOK) —
HeflaBHO noflBM/iMCs sk CTaTTi The Greek
Catholic Church and Nation-Building in
Galicia, 1772-1918, "Harvard Ukrainian
Studies", 8, No. 3-4 (rpyfleHb 1984):
426-52 Ta Kosciot greckokatolicki a
procesy narodotworcze wsrod Ukraincow
w Galicji. Krotki przegl^d, "Znak" (KpaKiB)
37, No. 4 (365) (KBiTeHb 1985): 41-52.

MMP0CJ1AB IOPKEBMH

M. KDpKeBkiM BiflMmaB flonoBiflb npo
"Hai_|ioHa^icTMMHi noHSTTa flepx<aBM" Ha
KOHCpepeHMii KaHaflCbKoT acopisLiiT
cjiaBidiB y BiHHinery b MepBHi 1986 p., a
TaKO>K flonoBiflb Ha TeMy "flMMTpo
flopOLUeHKO 9\ K iCTOpMK
yKpaiHCbKO-HiMeL4bKMX BiflHOCMH" Ha

KOH(})epeHL4ii KIYC npo

yKpaiHCbKO-HiMeMbKi BiflHOCHHM, L40

Biflbyjiacs b rapMim-napieHKipxeHi si fl 13
flO 16 >KOBTH!R L4.p.

5i5Aiorpact>M

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"KpaTKaa 3HL4MKnoneflM?i flOMawHero

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Kyse/is, 3. Ta R PyflHMpbKm/i.

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TMMO0iM, npoT. "Y HiV B iCTOpil

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